Fake Republican part of Dem theater

Wizbang has the story of a guy holding a sign saying he is ashamed to be a Republican, however a google search revealed he has supported only Democrats. This guy is like the callers to Rush Limbaugh and other conservative talk shows who claimed to be Republicans, but when questioned on their positions they sound like Democrats.

I suppose some Democrats may think that by posing as disgruntaled Republicans they can lower the moral of real Republicans. They should recognize that Republicans already deal with RINOs (Republicans in name only) without much effect on their moral, other than some occassional anger at their failure to support the party on important issues. Perhaps he is just trying to make Democrats feel like there is major disagreement among Republicans like there usually is among Democrats.

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